Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care Vol 17 No 3
In this issue, we present three peer-reviewed articles, five commentaries, and a book review. These cover a wide range of topics and experiences, encouraging readers to reflect on ways of supporting young people and practitioners.
Highlights for this issue include: the first of three research articles looking at compassion fatigue in residential child care; and the report of a small-scale study of women’s experience of participation.
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Editorial
Peer reviewed articles
Title | Authors |
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Gender and restraint training. Why are all the trainers men and why might this really matter? | Brodie Paterson, Bryan Shewry, Patrick Bradley and Vaughan Bowie |
Compassion fatigue, compassion satisfaction and work engagement in residential child care | Dr Kerry Audin, Dr Jolanta Burke, Dr Itai Ivtzan |
Fellowship as social-pedagogical treatment | Mogens Jensen |
Commentary, reflections and other articles
Title | Authors |
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Mind the Gap: Factors that can support responses to offending in residential child care and the challenges of implementation | Deborah Nolan and Joe Gibb |
Ambiguous Loss | Nina Vaswani |
Change and Continuity: Caring for Children and Young People | Carole Wilkinson |
The importance of love within the care system: Love should be a right | Helen Johnston |
Diary: Olivia Khan | Olivia Khan |
Book reviews
Title | Authors |
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Book reviews: can I share this with you? | Dr Leanne McIver |
Book review: That’s So Gay Challenging Homophobic Bullying | Linda Brewster |